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This is a fun game, but I'd suugest Shadows of the empire more. If you're a fan of both the genre and star wars, this is the game for you, but if you're not, rent it first.
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Maybe it is because I was obsessed with the Star Wars Trilogy when I was younger. I owned Return of the Jedi curtains and dressed as a Stormtrooper for Halloween...several years in a row. I feel a natural pull (the FORCE?) toward Star Wars products.
Thus, I was drawn to N64's Rogue Squadron.
Immediately, I felt immersed in the Star Wars universe with Rogue Squadron. It was a fantastic feeling to be able to put your X-wing in open or closed foils mode. I loved the feeling of blasting those AT-ATs and TIE Bombers while trying to control my speeding A-wing fighter. All of this happened while I was being infused with a adrenaline-pumping John Williams soundtrack. Even after I beat the numerous challenges within the game, I still go back and "fly around." And that's the fun of it. You actually feel like you are part of the Star Wars story, and that alone is a great experience.
As a Star Wars fan, I was not disappointed. As a video game player, I was amazed by the quality of graphics (I used the expansion pack), control, and storyline.
This is one game that I will never sell back.
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This game is great! Lucasarts always creates great flight sims. I actually wanted this game more than Zelda when it came out( I'm writing this review kind of late.) It has beautiful graphics and some of the best sound I have heard on the N64. A must have for any age!
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Who says you can only fly clockwise around the walkers? A true jedi can take 'em down either way! Oh... review? This game rocks- buy it and play until your fingers bleed.
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Rogue Squadron is an excellent game, and unsurpassed by anyother game involving flying and blowing stuff up. There are little stormtroopers, TIEs, AT-ATs, AT-PTs, and more to blow up. The artificial intelligence is NOT great, until the last level (excluding secret levels) where the fully robotic TIEs are purely evil, not to mention annoying. However, this is a great game, featuring all your favorite ships from Star Wars. There are three secret ships and levels. The three ships are the TIE interceptor (enter tiedup at the password screen), the Millenium Falcon (enter farmboy at the password screen), and the Naboo Starfighter (enter halifax? then !yngwie! at the password screen). The three levels are the Begger's Canyon Run (unlock all levels on Bronze), the Death Star Trench Run (unlock all levels on Silver), and the Battle of Hoth (Unlock all levels on Gold, which is insanely hard). Overall, an excellent game with a good price.
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